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New group of trained Coast Guards set to assume role

[06/01/2019 05:17]

ADEN-SABA
A new group of Yemeni Coast Guard forces are set to assume their role after having finished training in the countries of the Arab Coalition backing the government against Houthi rebels.

During a regular Cabinet meeting on Sunday, Minister of Interior Ahmed al-Maysari said the newly trained force are ready to assume their role in protecting the shipping lanes, prevent the smuggling of arms, drugs and infiltrators to Yemen.

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he Cabinet also discussed the catastrophic consequences of the Houthi rebel militia's infusion of their misleading ideology into the school curricula in such a way that tampers with the Yemeni national identity.